TO
THE OMAHA DATLV BEE: FRIDAY, ATiOU 2, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
LWerpool Steadiness and New York Export
Balei Support Wheat Market.
CORN MARKET IS SLOW AND HEAVY
Dntn Mnrlirt Klrm Provision Open
Mriiily IIcciiiini- Unit Itccelpl Arc
t L'nilrr IXInuilP. hill Turn WniU
L
on Coiiiinlmloii liliitililnllnn.
CHIOAOO, Marrh l.-The steadiness f
Liverpool and n New York report of liberal
export, miles were a support to the wheat
market today, May buliis llrm, e over
yesterday, nt G.V4f . .May rorn closed
Uc lower anil May oats a shade up. At the
close provisions were Mteady, unchatiRcd to
Vc hlcher.
A spliirno of arllvlty, duo to the report
from New Vork that 40 boatloads of wheat
had been taken for export, was the only in
cident to break Iho monotony of trading in
tho wheat pit -today. It wan a day, k'etier.
ally spcnklnn;, of covering ly shorts, with
tho lllldertoiie Hleady Ix-ealise of the steadi
ness of Liverpool In the fare of the Hlimip
hero yesterday. The abrupt eiirtallmelil of
tho Liverpool session wan mitncthltiK of a
damper on aollvlty In the local pit. The
fljcht win waed around flfie for May. Thin
option opened a shade over yesterday at
Sf.'iC, toucheil tTrV- and then sold otT lo til;v
At (Sic Homo wheat come out on stoph)s
orders. On covering by shorts the market
steadied and lluctuated narrowly till near
the end. The report that hi loads had been
taken for export advaneeil May lo d'e
beforo further reports less bullish concern
iiiK the foreign sales arrived. The market
then reaeted to (We nnd shortly afterward
closed llrm. May He over yesterday at C&'i'"
EVfcC Atlantle port clearances In wheat ami
Hour were equal to 47,(') bu. l'rlmary re
ceipts were XHfiMn bu , compared with fl,
Ci bu. last year. Minneapolis nnd 1 ) ill ill h
leportcd f.:io ears, against 409 a year ago
.ocul receipts wero 30 ears, none of con
tract L'rade.
In tho corn market tho selllnc pressure
end tho demand were arrayed against eaeh
other, apparently, to seo which eould be
the iiiiini indifferent. The result wan a plow
nnd heovy market. Country nlTcrlnKs -were
Mnull, but so was the export demand. The
open reduction In eastern freight rates was
.taken luilllferentl . Receipts here were 451
cars, "i cars over the estimate. May ranged
from .'fie at the opening to .1lc and closed
J.e tlown at 3IM:H!i .
The oats market was firm, helped by Inn
reduction In freight rutes, us much of the
oats business Is for Interior points. Trade
was quiet. 1xk-,'1 receipts were PK) cars, Xt
rars over the estimate May ranged from
23'io to S3',5C and closed a shade Improved
from yesterday at iSViilEKfec.
Provisions opened steady because hog re
ceipts wero under the estimate, but turned
weak on commission house liquidation.
3iter In the day the general demand Im
proved, packers buying, and tho market
rallied .sharply. On the bulge there was the
usual protH taking, which took off the edge
of the advance, hut the close wim steady.
May pork ranged from J10.4.1 to J10.CO and
losed unchanged at J 10.65: Mav lard, from
J-ITTls to t-'MitCt.Xi, closing L'lViiGc ., ,lt
Jfi.'O, nnd May ribs, from K.lWj to Jj.S2',
lni tho close fe improved nt $r.&u4i5 S'a.
KstlmatiMl receipts tomorrow: Wheat, IS
rars; com, 2i) cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs.
.( head.
The leading futures ranged ns follows;
I Open. High. Low. Close. Vcs'y.
Articles,
KVhe.it"
Melt.
May.
.July.
'Corn
Mch.
May.
duly.
Sept.
'Oats
May. Inly.
Pork
May. July.
3. aril
May.
July.
It I bs
-May,
July.
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W'illi(lii'i
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3 Pi.
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r. sit.
fi 771.I
r. 87,i
c 95
f, 85
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r. TT'ii
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T. 72V4I
5 75
io r I 10 f5
10 ffllil 10 60
r. sr.
5 3214
f. S24
r. tew
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5 90
r. 77',s
c so
No 2.
Cash quotations were ns follows:
I'l)Urt Oull: patents, j:j.r3.70; wln
ler straights, J.!.00fi4.00; clears, J2.S0fi3.lA;
pprlng spe!als, $:1.90; palcnts, f3.20W3.65;
fctrnlghts, $2.cof(3.0o; bakers, $2.00fi2.t0
,.v,n?ATNo- :t l'rlng, GlfiCe; So. 2 red,
Gli-ul'Vie.
COIIN-No, 2. 33e; N'o. 2 yellow. 31c.
OATS-Nn 2. 23',i2:ilie; No. 2 white, Kc;
Mo. 3 white, 25fr.!H
HVI'-No. 2. 53fl.-i5e.
IIAItLUV-No. . ,3il3c.
SHHOS No. 1 llnxsee-d nnd northwest,
II ut; prlmo tlmofliy, $2.15; clover, con
tract grade. $VJ5.
1'HOVISIONS-iMess pork, per bid., JS.COff
JftC'i. I.irtl, per 100 lbs., f5.ii5firi.75. Short
lllw sides (loose), J5.l'i'Ti5.15, Dry salted
ehouldcrs (boxed), in 25f( 0.60. Short clear
hldet (boxiil). $5.!fi; 00.
WIIISKY-nlstillers tlnlshed goods, on
basis high wines, per gal., $1.21.
SrOAHS-Cut loaf. Jii.TO; granulated, $5.19.
l'ollowlng aro tho receipts and shipments
for toduv:
Hecclpls. Shlpm'ts
lour, bids r.7.000 a.ooo
AVbeal, bu . tl.Ooo IMS)
orn, bu 107,00(1 2l7,r0)
Oats, bu u-jO.oou l'i3 n)
iiy. bu 7.000 i.'o.))
Jlarley, bit 105,000 t,co)
On tho Produce exchange tod.iv the but
ter market was strong; creameries, ISli
234c; dairies, 15'jfi21e. cliche, llrm at 12W
J3c. Kggs. llrm; fresh, lri'sc.
m:w yohic (;i:m:ii.i, maiikiit,
CtlloliltloliK fur the liny on VllrloilN
('oiiiimiilltlefa,
NHW YOltK. Match l.-KLOrit-Ite-relpts.
20,120 bbls.; exiorts. 2,570 bbls.:
quieter than usual, but fairly steady
ii nil without changes: Minnesota pat
ents, $.1.S.Vu I.W; Minnesota bakeis,
$2.toii3.05; winter patents, $:!.i;5J3.S5; winter
htralghts, $3.i(vj(3.:.1; winter extras, $2.f.0tr
2.110; winter low grades. $2.2.Vn2.IO. Hvo
Hour, fair to good. M.00tf.l.2O; eholco 'to
fancy. $I.2iW.Hi. Huckwheut Hour, steady
nt $1.70(!lri.
Hl'l'KWI I HAT Firmer ill Mfiu'c c. I. f.
New Vork.
COItNMKAL - Steady; yellow western,
13c; city, MV; Itraiuly wine, $2.20fi2.3O.
ft'.VK gulet ; No 2 western, tile f. o. b.
Blloat; stato rye, f.Mn"i7c c. 1. r. New Vork,
rar lots,
HAHLUV - Weak; feeding, l3i4WI6i,o;
malting, dull nt 5IH5.V. New Vork.
WIIIOAT Iteceipts. 2l.0i) hu.; exports
B1.IW0 bu.; spot, steady; No. 2 red. 73i,c, ele
Mitor; No. 2 red. 7.V.C f. o. b. allo.it. In
htore; No. 1 northern, Diiluth, 77'ic f. o Ii
illoat, pronuit; No. 1 hard, niiluth. 7!ic
f. o. b. a limit, prompt. Option opened
llrm on foreign demand and local buying,
followed by a Hlmni setback under weak
French cables, short selling, miow west
nnd llghl clearances. In attempting to
cover In Iho lat hour, however, shorts
liromnlcil a quick rally and the close w.is
rurally at unchanged prices to isc advance,
helped also by iv liberal e.viort advance;
March. ?2ln73',i . closed at 7.V; May,
71 R-liV-q71i . cIommI at 71'iC, Jtilv, 71 7-IMi
71 13-H!e. clo.-ed at 71a4C; Se.itember, 71
71'ic. closed at 71ic
COltN lttceipts, 77.025 hu ; exports, 4(1,.
fr7 bu.; spot easy: No. 2, lie f. o. h.
ntloat and llc elevator. Opliins opened
I'tendi- with wheat and on the Idea that
Horniy weather west would curtail tho
movement; It subsequently ensrd olT, how
rver, under lliiuldnllon and closed easy nt
wo net decline; May. tOfilO'tc, clonnl at
0'ie; July clo.ed at 10c.
OATS-Hccelpts. S5,90i bu.; exports. 2W
bu.; spot, dull, No. 2, 2'-jc; No. 3. 2Jc; No.
white. 31', c; No. 3 white. 30-V. track,
mixed western, 'yiiSac; track white, 3ISi
$5c. Options barely steady and quiet.
HAY Hleady; shipping, CT.Oe; good to
rholce. S(VjiS7ic.
HOPS Quiet; slate, common to choice,
ISM crop, lie; 1S0S crop. 79c; 1S09 crop, 12(J
13e; Paclllc coast. 1S!H5 crop, titlic: 1S9S crop
Jif9e , iy.9 crop, 2iil3e.
IIIOKS Firm; Oalveston, 20 to 25 lbs,
IPVjo; Texas dry, 24 to 30 lbs., 15c; Callforn a,
tl to 26 lbs., 2l-jc.
LKATIIUlt Firm; hemlock sole, llueuos
Ayres, llsht to heavyweights. 25f25i-c ; ae!d.
C5iffi!iie.
PHOVISIONS-Ilfef. dull, family. JM.ro
Kit 00; mess, $10 OVjf 10.60; beef hams. $20 HY,t
tl.W; packet, $11 (nill 76. illy, extra India
jiess, Jl'.i.lifi22.li). Cut meats,- steady;
pickled -bellies. J6.fi2l4lf7.50; pickled nhotil.
tiers, $!, plcklisi hams. Jj.Ooii 10.50. Lard,
llrm; western steam. $.I5: lVbruary. J'l.M'v.
nominal; letlned Fleady, cintlnent. $iJ.I0;
Houth Amerlcn. $R.t!0: l ompound. $0.11(11.1214.
Vork, llrm; mess, $10 TMill 25: short clear,
$12.lni 13.25; family. $H.(H 13 60 Tallow,
ilrm: city, 5 7-IOc; country. SV,i6e.
MICK Steady ; domestic, fair to extra,
44iiti'i Japan, t'nfic
M01ASSK8 Sternly; New, Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 4l1itk,
Pi:ANUTH- nteady; fancy hand-picked. 4
ift'sc; other domostlis, :!.!
MKTALS-Apnrt from the advance in tin
from $.1160 to $.13.00 toda, there has been
no quotable change In the market for
mftals, nor has (hero been a material im
provement. I'li; Iron warrants ruled dull
nnd easy; Inko copper nm quiet nnd tin
innged at $125. lead, quiet at $l.70fl.75.
ami tr,tt. .ttilnl ,t II iUil tin ThK '
.... . ,, v, w,t i.v, 1 ,iv III Ul,
ers prhe for lead In $1.15 and for Conner
$lfi 25.
OMAHA U MOLIWALF. .MA II K IVl'S,
t'onilKInn of Trnde nnil ilnotnt Ion
on sinplc unit l'niie Produce.
i:CiOS Mecelpts, light; fresh stock firm
at l.ic.
DIIKHSKD POt'LTItV - Choice to fancy
turkeys, JOJJIlc; ducks, 10c; geese, 10c;
spilns iIiIckciis, S','((9c; hens, S'-filh ;
roosters, fitOf .
LIVK POFl.TMV-llens, 71?7'ac; spring
hP'kens. 'It7sr. young, st.iggy and old
rooster.', 4tf(, , ducks, Si ; geese, V; turkeys,
7'tfSc.
Ht'TTLM-Commnn to fair. lCc; choice,
17flS( : sepai ator, Gc; gnthered creamery,
SiiiV .
PI(M;i INS- Live, per doi., McJjl.OO.
VKALH-Cholep, 'JtilOc.
(lAMH-Dueki. mallards. $3.00173 25; bill
wlrg tenl. $1.15. green wing teal, $1.2C3l.W;
mixed ducks, $1,6012.00.
OYSTMIlS- Medium, per can. ISc; stund
nr., pfr mn, 22c; bulk standard, per gal.,
$1.25; extra eleets, per enn, 30c; extra
lec:-. per gnl.. $l.nojil.75; New York counts,
per can. 37c; New Vork counts, per 100, $1.35.
HAY Per cnrlond lots: rplnnd, rholce,
M; midland, choice, $5.50; lowland, choice,
$5; ryo straw, chnlcc. $1.60; No. 3 corn, 27V4c;
No. 3 white oats. 2214c; cracked corn, per
ton. $12; corn nnd oats, chopped, per ton,
$12 6n; bran, per ten, $12.60; shorts, per ton,
$13.50.
VKOHTAHLF.S.
NRW TCJtNlPrf- per doz. bunches. 60c.
SPINACH- Per box, $1.
Ni:W !1KUTS-Pr doz. sunciie;. 40J50c.
LKTTI 'CK Per doz. bunches, 40c; fancy
head lettuce, per Mil.. $:
MAniSHIJS- Per doz. bunches, 35c.
SWUHT POTATOKS-Pcr bid.. Illinois,
J3; Jerseys. $5; Inrso bM;., Kansas. $2.75.
POTATOES- !'er Int.. choice, 040c.
CAMMAOi: llollnur! -eed, ie.
CACLIFLOW KK-CalHornla. per crate,
$2.25.
Ci:LKUY-Per doz., 25if30c: Callfornln,
per bunch, 40W75e.
TFMNIPS Hutnbagns, por lh., lUc.
TOM ATOFS Florida, per 6-basket crate,
MFSIinOOMS-Per lb. box. 50c.
UHl'MAMM I'er doz., C5075C.
ONIONS-Iletall. yellow, 75c; red, 83050c;
Chios, per bbl.. $X.2S.
Fit U ITS.
APPLRS Choice western shipping stock,
$.1,6013 75; New Vork stock, $4; fancy, $1.50
it 1.75.
OMAPFS-Mnlngn, per Mil.. $7.OB9.00.
CUANMKUHIES-nell nnd Kugle, per
bbl. $9.00.
TMOPICAL FMI'ITS.
OHANOIIS -Callfornln, fancy navels, per
box, $3.21J3.60; choice navels. f2.76TJ3.00; Cal
ifornia seedlli gs. aer Box, !.50'5-2.75.
LKJIONS ( atlfornln. choice, per box,
$3.00; fancy, $3 50; Messlnas, choice, per box,
$3.JT): fnncy, $1.00.
MANANAS Per bunch, medium, $1,750
2.00; fancy. $2.00li2 25.
MISCULLANKOUS.
1 IONIC Y Per 21-sectlm case. $3.50.
NFTS-Hlekory, large, per bu.. $1.25;
shellbarks, $1.35.
FIC!S-Californln, layers, per 10-lb. box,
80c; California carton, per 10-lb. box, $1.00;
Imported llgs, per Hi., 13e.
HIDKS.
HIDFS-No. 1 green hides, 7'4c: No. 2
green hides, C'-e; No. 1 salted hides, S'Ac;
No. 2 salted hld-s, 7'4c; No. 1 veal calf, S to
12 lbs., 9c; No. 2 veal calf. 12 13 15 lbs.. Sc.
St. I.imiIk (.nil 11 nnil Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, March l.AVH FAT Higher;
No. 2 red, cash, elevator. (MiUeS-ie; track,
il'Vii72r; March. C9V; May, CS?.Q?S?sC;
July. fi.-.'t,e, No. 2 hard, CfiCTc.
FLOCK Quiet and unchanged.
OOKN Lower; No. 2 cash. 33c; track,
3Pii'3H.c; May. 33 V: July 3Ti.f(3T(,e.
OATS-l''liin: No. 2 cash, 24e; track, 2Uo;
May. 2P,'n2i'4c; No 2 white, 26f26'ic.
IIVK-Flrm at r,5.
SKKDS Timothy, quiet nt $2.001t2.30 for
ordinary; tlax. uonilnnl at $1.67.
COMNMFAl-Steady at $l.S01jl.R5.
HKAN Firmer; sacked lots, east track.
HAY -Steady; timothy, $9.OOU12.0O; prairie.
$7.60fi9.0li
WII1SK Y-Steady at $l.21U.
1MON CUTTONTIKS-Olllet at $1.20.
MAOUINCi- Quiet ,U 6'afjCV.
HKMP TWINF-l'c.
PMOVISIONS-Pork, steady; Jobbing, old.
Jli'.ni); new. JII.SS. UthI, higher; prime
Htfiitu, $.'..00; c'Tolce. $6.ii5. Dry salt boxed
meals, llrmer; extra shorts, $ii; clear ribs,
J'!. l-'a; clear sides. $0.25. Macon, extra
shorts, $ti.50; clear ribs, $0.02',4; clear sides,
$0.75.
MF.rALS-Load. dull at $4.57',41H.60.
Hpelter. nnmlmil at $4.lif?4.to.
POCLTMY-Flrm; chickens, CfT7Hc; tur
keys. 71ic: duck1, S'tc; geese, 6'4ii-c.
KKCKIPTS Flour, 2.000 bbls.: wheat, S,
00n bu.; com. ai.Uni bu.; oats, 6,000 bu.
SIMI'MKN-rs Flour. 0,000 bbls.; wheat,
W.UiJO bu.; corn. 37,000 bu.' oats, 14,000 bu.
Mutter. mill Chrrsp Market.
ST. LOCIS. March 1. Ml'TTRK Firm;
creamery. 2Mi2tli;e: dairy, lG'ft 19c.
HflOS- Higher at HU .
KANSAS CITY, March 1. MFTTKM -Crcnmeiy.
2oH23c; dairy, lh'.
i:tl(!S- Firm ami higher; receipts
small; fresh Missouri and Kansas stock,
12'ac. i nsi'S returned; new white wood eases
Included, 13c.
NDW YOMK. March 1-Ml'lTKM-Me-ceipts.
I.2S packages; llrm; June creamery,
lS(f23c: wetcrn, lUf(2l'4e. factory, IUMiIOp.
lCCOS-MecepiiK. s.iot nackages; market
strong nt UIjIjc; southern, at mark, 14
il U'c
Cli:i:SF--Meceits. 1,645 packages;
strong: fall tnmlc, fancv, lmge, 13c: fall
made, fancy, small, 131il3',c; choice grades,
12H12V-.
PHILADKLP1IIA. March 1. -Bl'TTFR
Firm: fancy western creamery. 2oc; fancy
western prints, aic.
IC(1(1S - Firm and good demand: fresh
nearby, 14T".5c: fre"h western, lllilt'vc;
flesh Kouthwesteni. lie; fresh southern, 13c.
CMHlflHH Firmer: New York full cream,
fancy small. lS'VU'.e; New York full cream,
fair to choice, 121il2e.
cllne with n -ss for the common stock of
44 and for thp preferred of I points Coin,
rado Fuel. Hie Federal Steel siocks. Tin
Plate, Steel and Wire. Nntlrial Steel and
Tennessee Coal lost from 1li to from the
best prices, the Inst named having shown
considerable strength In the early dealings,
Pfin'.e's (las reacted 2S.
Outside business was very much hampered
on hi count of Intel ruptcd telegraphic om
munbntlon ami the buying orders through
commission houses, which hne been grow
Ing In volume for a number cf days p.ist,
fell to Inslgnlllcant proportions.
There was. boweier. n nnod demand eiirlv
I In the day for railroad stocks, based oil the
continued reports or lrtrge earnings for Jan
uary, In spite of the hlch level of operating
expenes. The great Pennsylvania sstem
shiucd 11 gain In net earnings for January
of the lines directly operated, both east and
west of Pittsburg, of 71 per cent. The Chi
cago. Murllngton A Qiilney. with only n
small Increase In operating expenses,
showed an In-rcnse In net earnings of no
less than 172 per cent. The Cleveland, Cin
cinnati, chbaco & St. Louis system In
creased it-, surplus for January over ten
fold and Louisville K- Nashville net earnings
were M per cent greater than Inst year.
Such notable growth In earning power
nnturaltv led m buying of railroad slocks,
many of the less prominent stocks Joining
In the movement, but the whole list sin -cinibed
to the Inlluenre of the weakness In
the speclnltlis. St. Paul's statement fur
January nlso had a discouraging effect, ns
It showed the gr ss Increase nenrlv nil eiton
up bv additional operating expenses. I'hc
decision of rallrond presidents to give 1 '
Iblal sanction to the notorious cutting of
grain rates f- n ('hiinci 'ml some littln
enee on the rnllronl list. Loudon was a lib
eral buyer of slo. ks during the day on the
sliength of the teller of Lndysmltii and
took fully 30.010 shares. Sterling exchange
ra'- !'liliird , on this acioiint and on en
tinned export demnnd for lotion.
The subtirnsuty absorption of cash since
1-rlilny reached nearly ".i,iin,rfl( tod.iv. In
spite of the March dMiui srment, both for
mi nor.itlon and government account, It Is
realized that this must have a marked ef
fect on the showing of the banks In the
coming weekly statement. No effei t was
manifest, howuver. In the day's money mar
ket. The bond market was, active nnd prices
were well maintained. Total sales, par
value. $2.615,1100. Culled States 5s, regis
tered. ndvnnced 14 In the bid price.
The Commercial AdvcrtWer's Ixindon
financial cnbbKrani says: The news of the
reller of Lndysmlth caused a scene of un
precedented excitement In tho Pity tod.iv,
particular In the Stock exchange. A mdb
or thoiiM.inls of persons surrounded the
Mansion hone, cheering and waving lings
and stopping tralllc. Business n the houe
was superseded by , hamp.igue drinking nnd
a general Jolllllcatiun. Tho oldest members
?. "'e evehnnge say they never saw nnv
thlng like It. Patriotic songs were heard
even where Instead or stock quotations and
dealings were Infinitesimal. Principal cen
ters were 'Imilnrly t imaged and the wires
usually devoted to business were blocked bv
messages or congraf ulatl in. The market's
opened nominally stronger, but s.igsed In
the absence of transactions. The tone
llmilly was hnrder on 11 rumor that fjcneral
hrenc-h was at Mloemrnnti In. Consols were
merely steady. In short, the public was too
much preoccupied to speculate. Americans
wero 'the liveliest. The market fjr them
opened strong on Mee general buying. New
ork supplied stork, but London absorbed
It cheerfully, closing almost at the top.
Merllti wns stolid, 'hut Paris bought special
ties, tlntos rising 2 points on heavy bear
p oslng. Copper statistics for the tortnlght
show trr.t stocks Increased 292 tons. The
bank bought iH.OW gold In bars. Call
money was llrm. Mills were steady. Silver
was good on French tender of K00 kilos.
Paris cheque, HU81,; Merlin. 20.50.
Tho following are the quotations for the
leading stocks on tho New York exchange
today:
ment of th- com!. Moil of the treasury
shows: Avnllible cah balance. $29.352.S2J,
! fin.d nsere, JJ2.,..',,2.33i
l,ler)iiol (irnln mill I'rnv Islonm.
1 IVFMPOOL. Mnrch 1 -WHFAT-Spot.
dull; No. 1 northern, spring, 5s lid; future?
quia. .March, 6s S't,d, May. !m S"2d; July,
6s S'sd.
COMN Spot, firm: Amerlcnn mixed, new,
3i S'd; Atneilcim mixed, old, 3s 'M. Fu
lurcs quiet: Mav, "1 kd; July. 3s 7d.
l'MOVISIONS- Lard, prlmo western, in
tleiceK llrm at 30s. Tallow, Auilrallnn in
London, t-lcndy at 29s.
l-'ollowlng are tic stockn of wheat and
corn 'n store and on quays (railway nnd
canal depot not Included): Wheat, 1,171.000
centals; corn. 797,000 ceutiiH.
K 11 11x11 n fit) (irnln mill Provisions,
KANSAS CITY. March 1 Wl VK AT Ma y ,
rdc: cash, No. 2 hard, file; No. 3 695?C2c;
No. 2 red, 70c; No. 3, iBIHHc.
COMN Mn. 31fc; cash. No. 2 mixed,
3isc; No. 2 while. 3jiic: No. 3, 32c
OATS-N i. 2 white, -:ic.
MYF-Vo. 2. 62c.
IIAV-Cholce i,mothy, $9.501710.00: choice
prairie. J7.fO'u7.25.
Mi:ct-:iPTS -Wheat, 5.100 bu.; corn. ;2.7M
bn : oats. l.OM bu.
Sill I'M K NTS Wheat, 19,200 bu.; corn, 1S,
2ici bu. ; oats. 10.000 bu.
MlnneiipnllN Mhent Mini I'lour.
MINNFAPOLIS. March 1. WHUAT In
st. ire: No. 1 northern, March, fi3'c; May.
C.T.c, July. CIV. On track: No. 1 hard.
05c: No. 1 northern. filHe; No. 2 northern,
fOSc
FLOFU 10c lower; llrst patents. $3 55;
seiond paients. $".15; llrst clear. $2.C0; so -ond
clear, $2.01.
UMAX- In bulk. $ll.M1jl1.25.
Ilnliilli (irnln Market.
ni'Ll'TII. Man a l. -WHKAT-No. 1 hard,
cash. iVc ; No. 1 northern, (lie; May, 05iic;
July. uVic; Julv, fM'ic; Xo. 2 northern, iil'4c;
No. 3 spring. fec.
OATS-2.1.i.iil2li'.
COMN- J2V-
Mllitiiul.ee (irnln Market.
MILWAFKIU:. March 1. WI1KAT
Piendy: No. 1 1101 them, (w'ifitw'ic; No. 2
northern, ClidT-c
MYi:--Steadv: No 1, ."c.
MAMLFY-Uui:; No. 2. liniJe: snmple, 36JT
i2'c.
I'eorlii Mnrki'ls.
PFOKI A 111.. March l.-COMN-Nomlnal;
nothing doing
OATS-lnactlxe: No. 2 white. 24'jc.
WHISKY- Firm, on the basis of $1.21 for
finished "oods.
MIIVIIMIINTS OF STIH'KN AM) HOMIS.
Outside IIiimIiicns In lliiiiipered by In
(ei riinled 1'elemiiiiblc Sert lee,
NKW YORK. March 1 The stock market
rellected from the outset today the reduc
tion of the unwieldy short Interest by the
large covering which took place yesterday
and which caused so lively a rally at the
weak points of the market. Practically all
these stocks showed renewed wenkness to
day. Third Avenue conspicuously so. This
st-ck fill in the last hour lo a new low
level, a full point below yesterday's lowest,
iiml rallied Inn fcebl. closing with a net
loss of S' .. Humor were circulated of n
he.ivv assessment to be levied on the stock
to effect the reorganization. The other local
trnctkm stocks relnpi-ed weakly In sym
pathy, declines ranging In the group from 2
in Manhattan to fi' In Metropolitan.
The shorts In Sugar wete much less eager
to cover and that slock also fell back, fa'l
Ing an extreme 5, and closing with a net
loss of Vj. Very marked weakness In tho
nietal utm kt. was an added factor toward
rvuc'lon, Amcrl an Hoop leading the de-
Loudon Stnek (liiotntlons,
' l!'lPi?'!r(:1L1--,-i,--n,- -rl?i,LS.
I Von, money . . ToTH Pcnnsylvati'la ....
do account. . ! Mend'ne
Can. Pacific 101 No. Paclllc pfd.
Frle l-i, Atchison
do 1st pfd.... 331, lou!sVlllo
Illinois Central ..Ihr. Mauds
. vvii Oram! Trunk ..
.ISI'i Anaconda
1... -Ul
1'. p. pfd
St. Paul, com..
N. V. Central.
9'j
7n
37i
SS
9N
nt
led per
MA It SILVKM-Stendy
(Ulllce.
MnNKY-3'j17Si per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three monthn' bills Is 3 M-1CU
21 :er cent.
cw Vnrk
NF.W Vol IK.
nra tho otllclal
Ins share":
('hollar
Ciown Point ..
Con. Ca'. & Vn
Dciulwood
, CiouM & Curry
1 lln;e .; Nnrcros
llnmestake ....
Iron Silver ....
Mexican
MlnlllK (liiolndcilis.
, March 1. Tho rollowing
closlns quotations for mm.
.. 20
.. !i
..125
. . 55
.. 10
. 2S
,50O
.. 70
.. 1
Ontario
Ophlr
Plymouth
Quicksilver ...
di pfd
S'errn Nevada
Standard
Fn mi Con ....
YcLow Jacket
...S25
... .'0
... 15
...175
. , ,7:i0
.. 31
...2s"
... IS
... 13
Alt-Won
do pfd
Baltimore & O. .
Can. Paclllc ....
Can. Southern
Ches. & Ohio...
Chicago Ot. W.
C. M. & Q
Chicago, I. St L
do nfd
Chi. & K. 1
22'Tcx. & Pacific...
. (Ks Fnlon Paclllc ..,
.US 1 do pfd
. 2H'S Wabash
do pfd
2)i V. & l! ic
. 131, do 2d pfd..,
.123t "Wis. Central
. 22-k Adams Kx
. 54'.. American Fx....
1".. IT SI l,'
Chicago & N. W.biO Wei Is-Fargo "i-ix
.. n. 1. .v i-....i'i,.j, .. cot. oil
C. ('.. C. K- St I. KAlw .1. .,r,l
uio. Dciiiciinrii .. icr Amer.
do lt.t pfd.... do
do 2d pfd.... ifi-r, Amer.
Del. t HuiHon.,.115i4 do
Del. L. iv W ISOii'Amer.
Den. t Mlo t?.... "0ii do nf.i
do pfd 72'4, Amer. S. II
12, do lfd
do 1st pfd.... 3S I Amer. S. & W.
Ot. Nor. pfd 157 1 do pfd
Hocking Coal .... Amer. Tin Plate
nocKing vauey.. :ii',i do pfd
Ill!nols Centra!... 113 Am. Tobacco ...
Malting
prd
S. & II..
nfd
Spirits .
Iowa Central
do nfd
K. C. 1. & O
I.. 13. & W
do pfd
ignite rjiiore
14 1 do Kfcl
. 491-; A. Mill. CO...
. 12'4 Mrk. Map. Tr
. 2l' Colo. F. ,t I.
. S3V4 Con. Tobacco
leu ,1- ,,r.i
i.iui!". iv ,Mim,., n..i r eoerai Hteel
Mntu'iattan L .... 91 do nf.l
Mel. St. My 170 Oen. Flectrli
Alev. CentV-nl
Minn. & St. L...
do pfd
Mo. Paclllc
Mobile Ohio...
Ml- K. Jv T. ..
do pfd
N. J. Central ...
N. Y. Centrul...
Nor. & West.. ..
do pfd
No. Paclllc
do pfd
Ontario . W....
Ore. My. Nav
do pM
Pennsylvania ...
Heading
do lt pfd ..
2d pfd...,
W
pfd
iv S. F
1st pfd
do
Mlo C
do
St. L.
(lo
do
St. L.
do
St. Paul
do pfd...
St. P. & O...
So. Paclllc ...
So. Hallway
do pfd...
123r O' ucosm Siiirar .
1 do pfd
. fd'4 lut'n'l Paper ...
rN do pfd
. 4I'4 Lecledo Oils
. 10'i National Mlscult
. 33'j do pfd
lie. National Lead .
.133 do pfd
. :K4 Nnt'onnl Steel .
75 do pfd
. 5:u, X. Y. Air Mrake.
. No. American . .
. 21H Paclllc Coast ...
. 42 I do 1st pfd...
70 I di 2d pfd...
.134 Pacific Mall ....
. 1S'4 People's das ...
. 53 Pre '-eel S C
30 I do pfd
. 50 Pullman P. c...
SS stand. M. it T...
IOIj Sugar
is' 4 d.5 nfd
"d life! 311: T.n., f .r.'r ""
pfd.
First nrse3m"ent"nald.
12U I'. S. I.enthnr
.. 3.)J do pfd
122',3t'. S. Rubber....
171 do prd
..106 Western Tnlou .
.. 3Si't Hepublc I. a H.
.. 1378 do pfd
aH P. C. C. & St. I,
. ICi
. 491;
74
. fiU
. 20"
. IO'
. 27'.
lTi
.115
.115
. 43
.123
. xi
. '.i.i'..
45
.i.i
' S
. yii.
. 2'i
. 17
. 37' 4
. M'4
. r
. 91".
. 32
. St
.107
.1351.
. I?h
. CC
. It
. 3i";
. M
.127"
. 52
. 99
. 20
. S3'.,
. 7414
. 30
. 90
. 231,
.103'',
. Il'i
. 'iiJ;
.l.'7'4
. 14's
. 49
. SO
. 00
. 37-H
. 1'sn
. 5n;
. fS
.1S3
. 7'
,104'i
.10
. an;
. 11';
. 71
. 3p;
. 92
. S'JV,
. 22U
'i7
. 70
' Vork Money Market.
NEW YOMK. March l.-MONFV-On
call, steady; actual transactions ranging nt
from 2 to 2'2 per cent; last loan, 2'4 tier
cent; ruling rate. 21, per cent; closed at
21l3'a per cent; prime mercantile paper, 4U
5j per cent.
STIlHLINC, FXCIIANOF-Weak. with
actual business In bankers' hills nt i.Mi
for demand ami $I.S2T for sixty davn;
posted rates. $I.S41-1.M'.. and $I.S7Wi liSS;
commercial bills $I.S21( l2' V
SILVF.H-Certlllcalcs, Sia.'Jjiin-i.e; bar.
69'-..' Mexican dollars. I7-'4c. .
MONDS Government, ilrm; mill ond,
stronc
Tlie following aro the closing quotations
on bonds:
t.'."sr2s. r?g 103 N. Y."c.'lP.7.T.1094
do 3. leg UI14 N. J. C. g. 5s....121V2
do coupon Illi'i'Xo. Caro.lna Os.127
do new 4s, reg.. 1371,41 do Is in-,
do coupon Tif No. Paclllc- ',).... iii',TH
do old 4i. reg.. 110,14 do 4s 103
do coupon II714 N.Y.C. ft St.L.ls.lOS
do 5s. reg 1154 N. & W. c. 4s....
no c-oupon nii-i uo gen. M.
D. of C. 3 65s IIS Ore. Nav. 1s
Ateh. gen. 4s 10114I do Is
do ndl. Ii Kid O. S. L. (...
Can. So. 2s 101 do cms. 5s
Clies. & O. 4151s.. 9714 Mcaillng gen.
,ln T.a Hfill 11 f- IV i
Is
,i:
.110
.103
.127' 3
.in
Hi'
C. & N. W. c 7.141 St.L. & I.M. c.Jk.IIIi:
do S. F. deb 5s, 121 St.L. S.F. g.0s.12l.
Chicago Ter. 4s.. 93 ISt. P. consols. .. .1f,7i,
V. v P.. a. 1... .10:114 St. P.. C. K- IMb.IM
uo i ;i',.i cio fs I20i
K. T. V. o. l?.10l So. Hallway 5'.,.1nsi4
Frio gen. Is 71' i S. H. T. Cs 77
F. W. .v n. c. Is. 71 Tenn. n. h. 3s... . 91
Oen. Fleetrlc Ss..11fi .Tex. cv Iac. li.,,llt
O. II. & S. A. r.s.10.) I do 2s fSJiJ
do 2s 10714 ru'ott Pnc'lle Is. .104'!.
II. & T. C. 5s. ...110 Wabash Is 117"
do con. lis UO do 2s
la. Central Is. ...113 iWest Shore M...1II
K. C. P. & (3. If. 72,4,Wls. Central Is.. '!i,
La. new con. $ -. .10.; Va. Centuries ... iWj
L. & N. mil. Is... 9SI do deferred .... su
M. K. T. 2.... l',-4iColo. So. 4s Ml
jlo 4s 9II4IS0. Paclllc Is s:::i
Kx-Interest.
Moslem Milling: Stocks,
MOSTON. March l.-Call loans, 3i-fji4per
rent: time loans, 3Vu "er cent. Closing
juices for stocks, bonds nnd mining shares:
a.7t."& S."F
do nfd
Amer. Sugar
do pfd...
I'lireluu Cliintieliil.
I'AMIS. March I. -The weekly statement
rf the Manic if Friince shows the follow
ing changes: No'cs In circulation, Increase.
77,rt.n.(oif ; treasurv accounts current, de
crease, s,760,(if; gold In hand, decrease,
oro.oOfif ; bills discounted. Increase. .V1.050.noof ;
s'lvi r In hand du rease. 1.925.coof. Three
per cent rentes, irjf 2Sc for the nccount.
Spanish Is closed at fis.!i2is. Prices on the
liiHire toil IV were nrm on me iiiivnie e in
rentes and Mln lint's, which favored the
whole list. IndUFttliits were strong on the
rumor that the flank of France would re
duce Its into next week. Hentes, stimu
lated bv the Increase In savings bank de
polts. made a shun advance and Mio tln
tos' tlse wns promoted by the rumor that
a dividend of I's would be decdared at the
end or April. Hrazlllatis were, hardening
Kalllrs we-e wink.
LONDON. March 1. The weekly state
ment of the Hank of Knglnnd shows the
following changes: Total reserve, drciease,
O.I.Uio; circulation. Increase, .UoOfl.OiXi; bul
lion, Increase. C2I3.07I; other securities, in
crease, Cl. 751. (VO; other deposits, Increase,
J.L.Kil.O.'O, public deposits, di crease, l'f,9.KM;
notes reserve, decrease. 4J.ii5.fO). Oovern
ment sec-urltles unchanged. The proportion
of the Hank of Fnglnnd's reserve to llalill
Itv is 43,ii per cent. Lat week it was
45 19 per cent. Hnte of discount unchanged
ut t per cent. The relief or Lndysmlth
gave a buoyant tone to the American secuil
tles on the Stock exchange and prices
moved 1111 generally with moderate demand.
The lln.il tone wns llrm. Spanish 4s i loed
at G7.s7tj. The amount of bullion taken Into
the Hank of Knglnnd on Manco today was
.L'6.001. Cold premiums are quoted: Madrid,
J0.7'i; List' in. 13.50.
HFMI.IN, March 1. -Discount rates: Short
bills for settlement, fi'si per cent: throe
months' hills, 5 per cent. Prices were llrm
on the bourse today, owing in the m ws cf
the relief of Lailysmlth. Industrials were
favored. International securities were neg
lected. Amerlcnn and Canadian Paclllcs
were strong on New York advices.
Iliiuk (.'lenrlncs.
CHICAGO, March l.-Clenrlngs. $23,274,
sr,9: balances, $2,031,634. Posted exchange,
$l.S5174.S71t!. New York exchange, 40c dis
count. PHILADKLPHIA. March l.-Clenrlngs,
$17S4.f'5.3; balance, $2,!)99,7l3.
MALTIMOMF. March 1. Clearings, $3,95?.
OW: balances. JIS9.207.
ST. LOi'IS, March l.-Clearlngs, $6,313,173;
Imlalices. $!63.1!i. Money, steady at fi'irT
ptr cent. Fxchange on New York, 25c dis
count bid, Fie discount asked.
MOST JN, March l.-Clentlngs, $22.C0.5,291;
balances. $1.5:!0.:!SI.
NKW YOltK, March l.-Clearlngs, $199.
090,739; balances. $11,156,315.
Collon lnrkel.
NKW OMLKANS, March I COTTON
Firm; sales, 3.C0O bnles: ordln:ii. 7 1'1-lG':
good ordinary, Sc'-lCe; low middling, M(e;
middling. 9c; good middling. 9 3-1(ic; mid
dling fair, 9!jc; receipts, 3,332 bales; stock,
3"fi,3C2 bales. Futures bandy stead v; March.
$8.9911,9.00; April, May and June, $9,021(9.03;
July, $9.uifi904; August, $S.SIUS.S5; Septem
ber, $M31(S.H; October, $7.7IH7.76: Novem
ber nnd December, $7.C51?7.60; January, $7. CO
y7.6s.
XBW YOMK. Xlarch l.-COTTOX-Spot.
steady; middling uplands, '.15-lfic: middling
gulf. J9-Hc. Futures' closed steady; March.
April, May and June. $9.11; July. $9.15, Au
gust, $9.11; September. $S.3i; Octobor. 5S.01 ;
November, $7.W; December, $7.90; January,
$7.91.
ST. LOI'IS. March' 1.-COTTON-Flrm and
better; middling, M5-lc; sales, 660 bales;
receipts, 2,806 bale".; stock, yt,3l'0 bales.
L'ucTee Mni'ket.
NKW YOHIC, March 1.-COFFKK Fu
tures o'lened barely steady at 11 dcc'lne of
lOlcIO polntu and further declined 2(-,(25
points, chlelly under active sflllng by for
eign nnd local longs following unfavorable
cables, largo receipts and very positive
weakness In rie spot denartment, where
, lire was .il-o much Irregularity and large
ofletlngs. Sh.irts were Uie principal buy
erf. Tne world's vlflble supply in expected
to rhow a decrease of only 150,con bag. I he
marki; was nnallv steadv at a net declin.
or 15'30 points. Total sales leached Hs.751
hags, Including: April, $'1.70: May. $ii.diili
lilts; June, Jfi.ta; July. $ii.7o; August, $0.7(l1i
Ci75; Se.ntemher, $0.7nii(i.!5; October, $'i.01i
7X0; November, J'j.NHHiXi: December, $7.tW(
7.20; .lanuary, $7.10. Spot, Hlo, nominal;
No. 7, Invoice, kUc nominal: No. 7, Job
bing, Mild, e:n ; Cji'lnva, 9!41iltc.
Oil Market.
OIL CITY. Pa., .March l.-OILS-Credlt
balances. Jl.t'S; certllb ates, no bids: ship
ments. 1fiS,197 bbls., an aveiare of 9.',3Vj;
runs. 117.94S bbls. nn nvirase of S'l.llQ.
LIVKHPOOL. March 1. - OILS - Cotton,
seed. Hull retlned, Ma -August, dull at
21s 9d.
NKW YOMK. March 1.-OILS-Cottonseed,
dull; prime crude. 33'-1i 13V: prime yellow,
3(iii1i37c. Petroleum, steady. Mosln, quiet.
Turpenti'ie dull at fi.VFjSj'.e.
LONDON. March I. - OILS - Petroleum,
Cnllfiiriilri ili'ieil I'ralls.
NKW YOMK. Mnrch I. -CA LI FOHNIA
Dili KD FUriTS Hemalneil in ulerntely ac
live and steady nt old prices. No new fea
tures appeared In the market for evapo
rated apples today and prices remain un
changed, with the undertone nbout steady;
stiite, conynon, 5T(i'm ; prime, fiJiOc: choice,
7'n71ac; fancy, MiU.,c. Prunes, 3i2'f7c. Ap
ricots. Hoyal, lSfibVc; Moor lmrk, lSlilSe,
Peaches, peeled, isfi22c; unppeded, 7',s1i9c.
SiippllcN ul I.I verpmil.
IH'I'OUL. March 1 -Following me
of b-eadstuffs and provisions In Liv-
l loiir, 9.300 nicks- wheat. 1,ISI,0M
; corn, 7'.7.f"0, centals- bacon, lOOOo
hams, fj.fin. boxes; shoulders, 3,700
butter, 11.201) packages; cheese, ll.SOO
lard, prime western steamed, 21,00)
oilier kinds laid. 750 ions.
1.1 vie
stocks
ernool:
centals
boxes:
boxes;
boxes;
tierces;
Snmir Mnrkel.
. NKW OHLKANS, March 1. Sl'OAH
Quiet; oicu kettle, 37i1ll3-lCc; open ketlle,
centrifugal. I' I !i-Kic: centrlfugnl. yellow,
I' .fl I S-llie; Hoconds, 2,fl-lle,
MOLASSKS-lJillet; centrlfugnl, S1j3.3c.
Vimv rk 1,1 vc Stock,
NKW YORK. March 1. - MKKVKS - Me
cclpls. 131 head; nominally steady: cables
steady; exports, none; tomorow, 410 head
cattle.
CALVKS Hecelpts. lis head: lower: all
sold: veals. 5.001(7.75; lops, $n; barnyard
cnlves. $l.oiifi.1 50.
! SHKl-'P AND LAM US - Hecelnts. 2.20S
i head: sheep, ilrm; lambs, llrm to life higher;
, one deck unsold: sheep, $t. 60S 1.00; Innrbs,
I $a.751S.25; culls, $0.
I IIOOS-Hecelpts. 2.512 head; 1 ear on sale
uui not soiu; nominally nigiier.
Slock In Slubl,
Fcillnwlns nre tho receipts at tho four
principal western market" for March 1:
II ..
-lllll,-. ill -, liCI-ll.
nuin umana l.on 7,117
Chicago s,ft"0 22,' 00
KanKci.s city n.;'ii) 0 nn
St. Iritis 1,000 6.S0O
. 22Bi Fnli n Paclllc ...
. (i'li I'n'.on Lund
10igWest Knd
13' (
llefc' Telei.h-ine .
Mostun & Al
1 llostou lilevnted
I Mostou it Me
C. M. .t Q. ..
Dolt). Coal ...
d,i pfd...
Federal Steel
do pfd. ..
Fltehburg pfd
Oen. Koctrlc
do pfd
Mev. (Central
Mich Telephone
N. I-., li. V C.
Old Colony . .
old Dominion
Muljber
110 UVk!. I..ll,.
322'j Wi. Central ....
2to lehhoii 4s
.111 N. K. O. ,t C. 5s,
191 AcHentlire
121,. Alloucz M. Co...,
12's A ma I. Copper , . .
Ill .Moslem & Mont.,
fi2'i Mutto cv Mostou.,
72'aCal. & Hecla
130 M'eptenn'.lll
12i Franklin
13ii Osceola
I ll,irrnt
i.ioo iouincy ;;!.;.;;;;;
. 11 H.-in'a i'o cop...,
.207 Tamarack
. is',: Ftiih Mining ...
3! Wolverines
9'P.j
12',
II',
9iii
71
914
2n
7in
is1;
11
73
13
nt
61,
M
2S
Condllliin nf the 'rreiiNiiry,
WASUINOTOX, Murch l.-Today state-
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Feeling Prevails in Cattle Tmdo with
Values Strong.
EARLY PRICES ON HOGS ABOUT STEADY
Lnlcr Trade slmv mill n llnekunril
Cleninnce sheep 11 nil l.iunlis In
Acllii' Deiiiniiil unci Prices
11 In U(l Cents Mltther.
SOFTH OMAHA, Match I.
Hetolnts uere: Cuttle.
Olllclal Monday 1.IB5
Otllclal Tuescl.i 1.S70
Olllclal Wednesdny 2,271
Olllclal Thursila 1,975
Four days this week.,.. 7,271
Same days last week.... 11, 452
Same days week befot c. .10,411
Same thtee weeks ago.. 10,129
Hi
..:: I
t.,(2:i
9,121
7,117
21,531
27,127
21,191
IS.221
Srccp.
i.'it'l
n,MC
5.73')
21.17s
21.722
;io.2iii
12.VJI7
1 .
21 .
6..
".
S .
23
..
4..
. 4)
. ,
. m
. 90
. 9l
, 37
. S73
1100
.102
3 SO
3 tVi
;i nr.
3 (Vi
3 75
3 75
3 so
3 sr.
3 !
4...
s...
1...
1...
3...
4...
4...
1...
... 762
... 9:7
...121"
... S70
... 911
...low
...1107
... 710
I 00
4 10
4 15
4 Ft
I 15
4 20
I 20
I 45
HULLS.
Total February. 1900 19.572 139.70S 113.111
Total February, 199 13.551 131,071 10.523
Total February. Ivi f.n.111 1:11. S92 103 512
I Total l-Vbriiarv. v97.... 17,131 112,291 fiber.)
T..tal Fahriinry, 1VK1 ;.;!os 7n.-,7J l.2ls
, Total l'ebni ,ty, v.i5 32.305 121.31) 12,551
'iciial l-eliriiaty, I9I... . OO.OIij 120,32) ..111
Average price paid for hogs .or inn hut
teverul d,is with comparison'.:
Il900.li90. lfl8.1897.l8i8.ilW.l3.
Totals
.i,iii
lo.ooi)
3,f."0
1.510
17,3i5 11.317 1U.730
'I'esllnu l'n Inu' Uriel..
T'-o methocl of testing paving br'ck de
ylsed nnd admitcd some jears acn by Iho
Nn Unnal Illicit Manufacturers' association
bus been shown to be unsatisfactory, and
pt a meeting recently held In Dftrolt tho
(issue latlon Mitecl to abandon It and the
inetb-id clevlifcl by Prof. A. N. Tillhot nf
f-e Fnlverslty of Illinois was Mih.-tittited.
ThU Is a rnttler test curl consists In put
ting the brick to be tested In a cylinder
with ent Iron shot of a llxed amount nnd
of a standard size, and determining tho
in s by impact nnd abriiflon In 1.S0O rovolu.
tb n i f tho rnttler. The results obtained
b-ivo been very uniform as ompared with
other :nc'thridri ;iro;iosec.
One nf (lie U oes nf Woman,
Chicago Poxt: "What is the matter with
h i""
"Nervous nrosl-aMon."
"What i uiee I It?"
"Wh--. she found herself In the .Iio-eilng
dlstr'ct venterda- afternnon with lust
iiilf-clnllar. a miartcr. (( dime two nickels
hi d friii- Kennies in brr nurse an ) there
j w.i."ii t u 99-cent bargain to be ha J."
Feb, 1.
Feb. 2.
Feb. 3.
Feb. .
Feb. 5
Feb, f.
Fob. 7.
Fob.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 27.
Fob. 2S.
Man h 1
4 031
3 Ml
3 Ml
No.
, 1 1
1 110) 3 00 1 1(110 3 Co
1 ( 3 ( 1 190 3
1 tHO 3 So 1 lf.20 3 10
1 1. 10 3 10 1 1D.10 3 (10
1 1140 3 45 1 14,) 3 OT. '
1 1140 3 TO 1 190 3 75
5 1721 3 50 1 11W 3 75
1 1520 3 50 1 1030 3 .
1 ItPO 3 50 1 SV 3 y.
1 1700 3 50 1 1230 3 So
1 1170 3 50
I IOOS Tne market opened nbout stonily
w-lth yei-lerdny's market. At the opening
the general run of good, mixed loads
brought $1.70, with a few nf the best heavy
loads going at $l.72'1 1.75 Some of the
heaviest packers were holding back, evi
dently with the Intention of bearing tho
market when the more urgent orders were
tilled ,md 01it f (, W(iv. They carried
out their Intention to the letter find after
about half of the -ogs had been sold Ihn
tnatkit slowed up nnd the strength and
aclh'tv of the morning disappeared. Muy
ers wanted good loads nt $1.05 such ns
sold eni-lv nt $i.7n lu llie morning. Ac
might be exnected under such clrcum
itmices the bite nnrket wns slow and the
morning wns well advanced before a clear
nine wan rffected. telle! s were unwilling
to take off anyt -ltig nnd It was bard work
to net buvers to raise their bid".
It e-lll be noted rrnm the table of aver
age prices that the hogs ild on nn nver
"go In about the same notch ns a, week
ago. He.1re4entat.ve sales
6 15
8....
9....
10...
11...
12...
13...
II...
13...
11...
17 ..,
J8...
19...
20...
21...
24. .
10 .
.1 4 67, 3 C: 3 till J 71
.1 4 CS 3 C7I 3 Gli 3 19
. 4 621 3 63 1 3 731 3 20, U3
I I 3 59 3 72 3 20 3 98 3 C8 ni
I 4 Ct , a .J 3 211 3 Hi, 3 7l ." 0! ji
I 4 7f. 3 56! I 3 19, 4 001 3 Ml 6 01 -,.
I t 63' 3 Uli 3 751 I 4 01 3 ti 4 St 3,5
1 1 101 a iitji s ii; ;i -.mi i vi 4 uii 1 (.-,
fcl 3 70 3 7), 3 iV in v
4 S0 3 7
4 S3
4 79
4 !
4 75
4 75
4 S3,
4 761
I ' I
.1 I S3I
.1 4 7S,
.1 4 74!
I 4 19 3 55
1 .1 r.s,
1 4 69 3 m
.113 CM
I CSi I
1 I 07, 3 C2i
. ' 4 70 3 fin
1 I GS, 3 51
711 3 761 3 271 3 SOI
3 651 3 771 3 2 3 M .1 f9l
I 3 Sl 3 2S, 3 R9I 3 751 5 M
3 H5 3 S3I : 3 ?9 3 S2 I 91
3 5S 3 S3i 3 361 3 92 3 7f. 4 S7
3 fiSI 3 S9 3 3I 3 7l) 4 90
.1 5S 3 S4 3 231 3 SS I 4 S3
3 521 3 S7' 3 31) 3 90' 3 $51
3 911 3 3S, 3 Sli 3 N. l e
3 351 3 Sl
3 95 I 3 87'
3 S4 3 3S 3 Ml
3 SI 3 361
3 411 3 !3'
3 49 3 751
3 4.'i 3 70
3 I3 3 73
I 3 (W
(S. .
79..
r.:.
92..
S7..
1 . .
41..
31..
3 50
3 17
Av
..122
..122
..216
..202
..191
..12
. .20S
..202
. .226
..191
. .200
. .20
.201
..210
. 2(1
..192
.192
16
Ph. Pr.
$1 25
I
120
ion
to
120
40
JO
ioo
1 00
t (V
t 621
I 021 1
4 65
I (V.
4 65
I 65
4 65
4 (V.
I 61
I If.
I 65
4 .
4 65
4 W
I c.
I (.
2 1 S 73 199 ... 4 65
5 III 4. f- !5S 204 ... I
i ? : w 211 ... 4 05
3 S1
3 79
;: sii
3 SOi
I
3 Sll
3 M
;i S2
I S5
I 55
3 7S 3 CO,
3 SS
I S'.
4 79
4 sij
4 11'
' Indlcales Sunday.
rhe otllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
C. M.ft8. P. My!"'"."' HK7' 8,'';
V- St. 1.. Hj
rnion Par. System.. 11
1
20
15
'!
s
21
C.
'i
26
C. N. W. )?
F H. Ar M. V. M. M. 22
S. C. .1- P. Hi......... 1
C.. SI. P.. M. .v O. My. S
1 . A- M. M. M. M..... 15
CV. U..& Q. Hi- 3
K. C v St. .1 S
C, M. I. ,v p. ny., j.;. 2
C., M. I. ti P. My.. W. 4
Total receipts 7$ 102
The disposition of llie day's receipts was.
tis follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Huyers. Cattle,
Omaha Packing Co 60
ci. 11. immmouii Co 2.,
Swirt and Company 21!
Cudahy Packing Co SGI
Armour .V i'o 62
Armour - Co.. S. City
Swin ami Company.
from country
M. Meeker Degau 1
Vnnsnnl & Co si
Livingstone v Schnller. fill
II. L. Dennis & Co
Other buyers pii)
Hoe-s
S37
1 .m J
1.2-16
2.217
1,623
115
Sheep.
i;..i
563
71S
2,517
so;
7,366
176
5.S21
. 1.752
receipts seemed to
on tho market nnd
Totnls
CATTLK-Modernte
create 11 good feellnir
the general trade this morning wns fnlrlv
active, the most of the cattle changing
hands In good season.
Local puckers nil seemed to be In need
of supplies, and, ns a rule, were out early
nnd H19 market opened fulrly active nnd a
little strong in spots. Deslrnble kinds of
cattle wero disposed of without much dif
ficulty nt prices that were hs a general
thing entirely satisfactory. There were a
few pretty decent cattle among the offer
ings, ns will be noted from the sule be.
low, but at the same time there were quite
a number of only warmed-up cattle.
IV. ws and hnlfers were In fair demand at
steady prices and the trade on that kind
wns nlso fairly active. Most everything
was disposed of some lime before midday.
Mulls did mil show much change, the mar
ket on that kind of cattle continuing Just
about steady.
The market on cows and heifers closed
flow and mean In spite of the good opening
urn! in h..me cases buyers went back on
their early bids to the tune of 1i)c.
The trade in stockers and feeders" was
rather limited, In the llrst place bv reason
of the small number of cattle on sale, and
secondly on account of the rather small
demand. The market 011 stock cattle does
not appear to have Improved quite as much
as tho market mi other kinds and the
country demand Is still of very moderato
proportions. Values today did not present
any material change. Meprosentntlve sales:
mi-;i-:f stffms.
No. Av. Pr. No. A v. Pr
1 600 2 -- 6 n(. t jj
1 770 3 35 4 Mr. 4 50
16 971 3 35 1 9S0 I 50
1 CcO SfiT. 4 1017 4 50
1 10-0 3 65 3 M)6 4 r,,)
13 S06 3 65 1 D20 4 30
11 1145 3 70 31 1351 1 50
2 7S5 $3 75 ill l-Sfj ;,()
2 SM) 4 Oil 12 1131) 1
5 1001 I 05 22 1231 4 50
1 SI0 4 15 4 1150 I 50
29 957 4 15 1 0 1H6 I 50
13 1016 I 15 1 1010 4 50
7 910 I 25 25 1241 4 50
41 10IS 4 25 10 1509
2 925 4 30 7 1191 i ."5
7 1121 I 33 23 1USI I 60
1 UI0 1 35 4 1255 (65
21 5SS 1 35 3 1290 1 tr,
30 10IO I 10 17 1352 I 70
32 1000 I 40 19 1230 I 75
1 "32 I 10 1 1 110 I 75
1 1330 I 10 40 1315 I SO
1 1220 I III 20 13X4 5 (V)
1 1133 1 45 40 1103 5 15
stkkms and hfiffms.
S 601 3 75 7 C07 4 10
3 1063 1 30
COWS
1 740 2 23 5 1122 3 60
1 S50 2 50 1 11(10 3 60
1 S50 2 75 5 fl2 3 60
4 1015 2 90 r. H13 3 ft)
2 963 3 00 3 960 3 60
5 fKW 3 00 5 1036 3 60
1 1060 3 00 6 1H2 3 60
2 S90 JM 1 1200 , r.n
1 920 3 00 2 1)95 3 60
3 10SO 3 00 1 f,9o 3 (ji)
1 10"0 3 10 1 900 3 CO
9 1066 3 10 1 SIO 3 60
7 977 5 20 0 1090 3 65
2 9'5 3 2i 5 S6S 3 65
1 7S0 3 25 6 1156 ;; ir,
1 950 3 23 13 1216 3 63
2 1005 3 25 17 100S 370
1 10SO 3 25 1 1010 3 70
2 1000 3 2.1 1 100 3 70
1 1300 3 25 17.. ......1058 3 70
1 910 3 2". 1... 1260 3 73
1 1100 3 25 1 inn 7.,
1 1070 3 2". 1 1260 3 75
S lCrr. 3 30 4 1253 3 75
3 ICRS 3 35 1 1:91 -,
1 1100 3 15 17 1215 3 75
19 1092 3 10 11 923 3 75
1 1320 3 10 1 0 nrf. 3 to
4S 1033 3 10 33 1061 3
0 1106 3 10 12 1216 3
II 1010 3 15 1 MHO ft S3
1 1050 3 15 fi 1201 s
1 1210 3 so s pt n sr.
6 OSS 3 CO fi ten 3 R-,
2 10?0 3 TO 2 1315 4 00
1 JOJiJ J M 1 U03 I M
3 1150 3 50
CALVF.S.
1 2!0 3 75 2 110 7 25
1 430 F 00 3 153 7 K
2 145 fi ,0 2 270 7 25
3 176 7 00 1 inn 7 vi
5 130 7 25 3 ITfl 7 50
STOCK COWS AND HKIFi:p,Si.
1 010 1 50 15 noo n 50
1 Wl 2 75 1 1010 3 50
1 1010 2 75 1 7R0 3 55
16 712 3 00 ,5 n0 3 6".
3 933 3 00 6 SO", 3 75
9 K63 3 01 10 472 3 R5
1 ttt 3 -. 1 710 .3 V,
1 I0 3 35 5 1114 3 So
STOCKFMS AND FIJKDF.MS.
1 620 3 37 1 fj); 4 ;r.
1 S70 3 50 ej 076 4 -.
6 915 3 50 13,...: 7(6 1 11
7 920 3 50 3 600 111
1 sio 3 s.i rs wi j ,n
1 777 3 90 4 ! 1 30
So 9M 4 00 rn 670 am
3 670 4 00 4 177 4 73
; soo 1 10
COW? AND HF.IFKMH.
3 ion 1 10 15 -..Krtfi 3 75
10 101s :: 75 12 1100 1 no
I IK IF Kits.
1 104 0 3 25 II SOI 1 95
1 t?n 3 35 I .. . Ml ml
2 91 3 50 I 1 1 :0 I 00
1 610 3 50 2 m t 00
70.
29.
40. . .
II -75
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70.
67.
P2.
.224
. "SS
...227
...233
...215
...213
...171
...1S1
,.237
.."20
. .206
.205
.2IS
.207
.235
.257
.23J
.213
.225
256
SO
160
SO
40
....223
....215
....Wl
,...1S9
....231
....322
....213
....210
....262
...,e0
236
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SO
SO
120
'40
SO
320
40
160
40
SO
120
I 65
I 05
I 65
I 65
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4 61
I 61
I 65
4 67!:,
I 67U
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4 C.7U
4 67'
I 671.7.
I 67H
4 67.
4 rr,K
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4 671'.
I 671(7
4 67 U
I 7ii
I 671 7
4 (T7V.
4 70 '
1 70
4 70
I 70
t 70
I 70
No.
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,..253
.211
. .229
..23S
. .230
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..243
..229
..267
. .29
..239
..221
..2V)
..27$
. .236
..213
222
. .267
..211
, . .223
..235
...111
,..210
...221
36
'. '. .215
nW
".231
,..217
..211
..,203
I'.is.'O
...219
..306
..2S2
...306
,..216
,. .26S
'.'.hn
..236
..219
...250
..257
..205
..261
. 261
..240
..237
..21S
..313
Ph.
40
120
320
'so
so 'io'
10
SO
i-'to
160
201
"lO
40
"10
160
10
t 70
I 70
I 70
1 70
I 70
4 70
1 70
4 70
I 70
I 70
! 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
1 70
1 70
I 70
4 70
I 70
4 70
4 70
4 70
I 70
I 70
t 70
1 70
I 70
1 70
4 70
I 70
I 70
4 70
4 70
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160
70
72U
72L.
7!U
"1 u.
72H
72K.
4 721
I 7"i,
4 721 i.
4 72'i
4 72U
4 721.,
4 72K,
4 7"d
4 72
4 721 ,
4 72';
4 72H
i
4 1 .
'Piere was only a moderate run
or sneup aim lambs nt this point todnv. In
addition f'hlcnen reoirtod a light run. owing
to the snow blockade and storm. At the
sntne lime there wns a go.nl demand among
all classes or buyers nnd the icsult -was
thnt both fheen and lamb were active sell
ers at prices thai wore 1itfi2f.c higher than
jesterday. Practically everything changed
hands In good seas n. Some nice native
and Colirndo western lambs sold ns high
a $7.00. other prices paid will be seen fiom
sales below
Quotation": choice hnndy weight vear
llnss, SV.Olri if,: good to choice fed year
lings, S3 Wftto; fair to good yearlings.' $5 65
fi5 ,0; good lo choice wethers, $5.50cifi.75;
fair to good wethers. .1.3&a5.r.O; good to
choice fed ewes, $4.S5Jifl.15; fair lo good
ewes. $IC.!JI.S5; good to cholco native
lambs. $i.90f7.15: god to choice western
lambs. $6HCri7.O0; fair to good western
lambs, $6.50fM.75; feeder wethers. $4 1S.VTW 76
feeder yearlings, $5.OV(75.60; good to cholco
feeder lambs, $4.7665.75. MeprcsenUtlve
sales :
No.
200 yearlings
44S western wethers
227 wethers and yearlings....
439 wet bei s and yearlings...
in. lamos,
105 native lambs
40 native lambs
3 bucks
12 cull ewe
15 cull ekci
74 western bucks
22.1 western ewes
pi v-eitern ewes
IS western ewet.
216 western ewes
10) Colorado ewes ....
200 westei 11 ewes
2 1 nil lambs
5 1 nil lambs
2i,) western wethers...
6 Colorado withers' .
HI western wethets..
10 yearling wethers .
Si wetern yearlings
91 Colorado lambs
450 western lambs
211 western lambs ....
210 western ln-"bs
171 Coloi.iclo iambs ...
3 Colorado iambs ...
201 Col irado lambs
Av.
119
103
10S
191!
61
73
146
79
7S
156
,s
S3
SO
100
9S
9S
(11
62
111
125
109
121
101
71
91
S6
Pr.
r. 10
$5 r.o
ft 90
r. 90
6 t0
6 7.1
7 00
3 50
3 50
3 50
I 50
I 7.1
4 7.1
4 75
4 90
5 10
5 10
f. 50
fi 5a
5 60
ft 75
5 75
li 00
6 10
6 50
li 75
6 S21-.
6 S,7 "
6 9)
1; n)
7 0-)
CMM'ACO I.IVi: STOCK MAMKF.T.
I'll fill (ieueriilly SI li.nr Hogs Open
Memly mill Clour I, never.
CHICAGO. March l.-CATTI.F,-Mecf Ipls.
S.KXt head; generally stronger; ton, $6 05,
feeders in liberal supply; natives, good to
prlmo steers, strong lo 10c hlglier at M.lOff
ti.05; poor to medium, nteudy nt ll.t0rfT4.SX;
l-elccted feeders, about stendv at $4,201(1.75;
mixed stockers, easy nt $;i.4Mi,1.90; cons,
.-toady to strong at $1,001(1 25; heifers, firm
at $3.25114.15: lanners. strong to 1c higher
at $2.40'c(,'l.W; Mills, shade higher at $2.S01f
1.25; cnlves. stronger at $5.00(8.00; Texiins,
lecelptt', Vtt bead; February tecelpts, 11,200
Mead; Texas-fed steers, steady to strong at
$:l.!fiu.o0; Texas bulls, firm at $J.20?.U5.
HOOS-Mecelpls. 22.000 head; lotiloriow,
20.OKI hea I. estimated: left ever. S.OOO head,
opened steady and closed a shade lower;
top, $1.95; mixed and liulchors. $.70 4 95:
good to choice, hcavj. $1 VftftM. !);,; inugh
heavy. $7ij4.M): light, $1.601(4, S7'i; bulk of
sales. $I.S0ri4 S7L...
HIIFKP AND LAMIIS-Mecelpts, 10,0o0
brad: sheep and lumbr, strong to 15c
"'ffhir for better grades, others slow to
steady; good to choice wethers, 10fjl5c
hlc'icr at tX.X0fi6.iX); fair to choice mixed,
slow to 10e higher .11 $4 50-ri5.IO; western
wlicep. Mrnng at $5.3713.90; yearlings, ilrm
lit $7. 7.. '(. 50. native lambs, slow to 15c
higher .it JX.OOfi 7. 10, western lambs, strong
to 15c higher at $6.0uii7 00.
FKMMl'AMV MFCCIPTS-Cattle. 199.122
head; hogs, 729,254 head; heep. 2ftO,(i00 head
I'DUMl'A MY MH1PMKNTH -Cattle. 69 6M)
head; hogs, 139,610 head; sheep, 19.95S head.
ItiilliNiin City Live Stork,
KANSAS CITV. Mar. h 1 ( ATTLF. Me
celpts. 5.,iM native-, M0 l. x.nis; market ni -tlvn
and stea ly (o 11 shade higher; h'-.i:-liailvo
steers, $l.75'nf. 50- lightweights. $1 10
iir..3i: stoc kers and feeder" $.i.50'ifi 25;
butcher cows and .-.clfer-, $3.2.Vii 1.50; can
ners, $.2,501(3.2.1; we.te! n-fi d steers $.1 7.V'
4. so; western feeder., $3,251( 1.23; Tcxnns,
SS-COUl.O.
IIOfiH-Mcc-elpts. 9.101 head; mark"t ,n -tlvo
ami unchanged; heavy, tl 701i I vi.,;
nii.ecl, il. 65fj 1.75; light, $1,301(1.70; pigs. $3.70
fl 1.25.
KIII-JFP AND LAMMS- Merolpis. 3,500
head; excellent demand for all 1 hisjo-i at
llrm price; Irimhr, $6.501ii.75; enrlings,
KXMiii.M: ni"! i.ais, $l.0l(ft 07: stockers and
feeders, $1,751(150; culls, $2f013.73.
(. I, mils Live SlnrK-.
ST. LOI'IS. March l.-CA'ITLF-Me.epts.
1,000 bend. Including .ion 'IVxnns; mirket
steady for natives, easier for Texans; in
live sh'pplng and export r'.eers worth $4 so
3.90- diessed beef and botcher steers,
$I.C5'c(J.fO; sieers under l.fioa lh., t1.S"f( I 5n;
Klnekers and feeders, $3.(-i 1.75. cows .1 ml
'iielfcrs. $2 (iff 1.30; dinners. $1 5nii2.nl; hulls,
$1.i f''.3 41; lexaim ami Indian stccr: $:V0
3.73- ciws and heifers. 2.73'c(3.i;o.
HOdS-Mece'pts. 5,S')0 head: market
steadv; nigs and lights. $1 Krtil S5; packers,
$1,751(191, biilcbers, $1,901(1.97':,.
SUHFI' AND LAMMS -Mei.l;.ts. 1.500
head; mirket tteadv, u.itlce muii'-Hs, $.no
r4 X.7X- 'iiinb', $6.001i7 2,1- culls nnd lucks,
$1,001(4.15; stockers, ll.Wi I 00.
S. Joseph l,lr Slnrl..
fOCTII KT. .in.SFPH, .Mn, M.1..I1 I -(Snnlal.i
-The .loiirnal nuotes 111 follows:
('ATI I.K ltec-eply, I jri bend. m.irk'-t
siendv I-, strong; nntlves. $1 l'i'n.7 2."..;
Texanr nnd wcstirns, S3.tOi(5 22';. rntv nml
hrirci-s. I? 251(4 70: bulls and mag S!2..1t
I -i ..llni'S and ciilvi". S 1 X to s-int:-i
-s Hid leelel-. $1 '.'( I v.; vrnN JI'iKclT'll
IUK5H Mcelpts. 1 lu.i't. pimkei
He, uii all grides $1 tfi t 2'i . balk of
t ales ii i,;i 1(1 r 1
aUF' P AND LA.MHS-Mc elplji, 1 C
head; lombs. liMM.V lilgiier, "tilers, Jlr.idv:
In tub. $.(si(7 Ifi; yearlliigs, $i..3M7iUft;
jiheep nnd 5enrllngs, $5.(V5.W); owes, fi.ww,
6.1').
l)i:CHi:.VSlT-l. M'MllllIt OF CA'ITMJ.
lleporls of nepnrtnirnt nf AnrlrnHnrc
.limiinr;- I. villi Ctiiutiiirlsnus,
We print below a tablo taken from the
rcportn of the Department of AgrltMiltnie,
glMng the number of oattlo In ench sta'o
and territory nn January 1, 1900. and 1893.
A careful study of the table will show sotuo
Interceding comparisons. In tho stales of
Nebraska, Iowa. Mlnsotirl, Kansas, Colorado,
Wyoming and South Dkaoia there was nn
crrnse of 275.164 nnd lu New York alone of
I90.3S7 liend, yet on January 1 of the present
year there wero SI. 920 less rattle In tho
United Stalrn than one year previous.
Iniiislana ! the only southern stale that
made a gain. Tetns shows n falling off of
1SS.36I, but 1b still in the lead, having
1,601,323 more cattle than Iowa, which Is
second, followed clcnely by Now York, Kan
sas, Illinois nnd Nebraska, In tho order
limned. Following Is the table:
States nnd
Territories.
I Number
ofCnttle I
I 1900.
Number
ofCattlo
1S99.
Maine
Ni w Hampshire-
Vermont
Massachusetts
..bode Island
Connecticut ,,
New York
New Jersey,.,..
Pennsylvania
Delaware!
Mnrylntid
Virginia
North Carolina
Hon t li Carolina
(Senrgla
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
luilslana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota ,
Iowa
Mltsourl
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Ftah
Nevada
Idaho
Washington
Oiegon
California
Oklahoma
Totals
316.5371
211.67
101.2361
2il,67
35. 106 1
210.717
2,509,715
263.157
1,191,126
W.035
257. 435
M7.4VS
fdS.OII
260.235
666.317
412.520!
610,1. Ml
M7.S09
391,961
6.016.3351
419.422
626.2r.l
)i.I'.ii
f.31.419
l,457.55l
701,S1S
1.231, 930
2.321,251
1, 596.529
i,2Ti.sm
3. 112.01 2
2,l)l7.34(i
2,m:7 2211
2,20-1,5921
S71.200I
4JI.37I
!I59,S0;
747.S26
1.115.I2I
679,359
::S1.S7II
316.1176'
217.1 M
337. IJs
S'W.OI
6.17.413
911.713
323.971
307.3H
216. '.V.1
HX1.3M
254 661'.
35.S67
2r9.6i;
2,019.32s"
256.212
1,153 202
6S 371
260 '2i
6S3.179
613,791
26S 271
720.312
440.113,1
691.211
66I.(V,9
3S.I17
6.211.693
II7.3W
676, 9-54
107.35.7
r.S9,:vi
1,373 pis
SO) 1113
1.2s1,SCS
2,2nu.2,"S
1.4S.V137
1.216 m
". 111,35')
2,1.11 SI2
2,756 'il6
2.024.571
,VJ1 l?)1
t.'t.rii
!i'i,59J
71 113
1, Oil I, Mil
' 721 2M
mn vm
3i n r)l
212. M
ll.vn.7'1
5vi,ril
l'9i) 227
9S3 129
231.513
43,902.4141 43.9SI.3IO
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
DRY GOODS.
M . E. Smith & Go.
T terriers aid Jokhr at
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods
AND NOTION&
BOILER AND SHEETIR0N WORKS
fVakOf Wilson
u & Williams
Sncccaaora Wllaon A Urnke.
Manufacture boilers, smoke, stacks and
brcechlngs. pressure, rendering, sheep dip,
lard nnd water Kinks, Poller tubes con
stantly on hand, second hand boilers bought
nnd sold. Special and piompt attention to
repairs In city or country. 19th and Pierce.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
lAestern EtaGirical
V Compaq
Electrical Supplies,
Eleetrlo Wiring Bolls and (Us Llfjl.M'
a. W. IQllNSTON. Mgr. Hi'- "nw.H
1
BOOTS-SHOES-RUBBERS,
E merican Hand
1 V Sewed Shoe Go
M'frs Jobbers of Foot Wiar
mmw AaiHTi ron
Tha) JAiaph Baniffan Bulbar OaV
CHIC0RX.
The American
Shicary Cg.
Orowm aad rainuftcturtrt of all toimi ul
Chicory Otnihs-i-rtmont-ONf II.
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
'he Omaha Safe
G. ANDKKK.N. Pron.
llnkei aipeolulty of -
J JVJ bllUTTrjlB,
ind DurUr Proof Safe-, uu i Vu t Doors, eta
.110 ft. I -1 1 1 .. Oraitltii. Nell.
ELEVATOR SUPPLIES
c
H. Davis & Son
Kloctric II vilr.uilic and
llniul i:ic iitors
Klevntor Sareiy Oates Ulevator repair
Iiib 11 speidalU I.faiber Valve Cups rf
lJlevntors, MtiKlncM and PrlniliiK Presses.
Davis k Cowgill Iron WorksT
JIANI'KAi'Tl l:i:i;S A Mi JOIlIlKItH
OK M ClllN;tV
OKNKHAI. I KI' Mltl.S'C. KI'IH 'I A I.T V.
HtfiN AND !tHS I'dl'NUl-iUH.
1,1(11, l,'.(t:i nnil l.'ill.'. .liiel.Niui s(i-..c,
II11111I111, Nell, Tel, Tilts,
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1 ck-pliono Mm). Oiiinh t, NV,
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(JKAIN, I'KOVISlOXSaiul STOCKS
iio.Mti) or 'i n i)ij.
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uireci wires lo Chicucu and New Vork.